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let's go right to foreign correspondent kelly cobiella. >> just a tragic story today out of thailand. at least 22 children at that daycare were killed in this attack. several more are injured, which is why dozens, if not hundreds are people are lining up to donate blood in the area of thai wand really in shock in what is the deadliest mass killing in the country's history. all of this played out at lunchtime local time, about 12:30. it was nap time for the kids at the daycare center when this gunman came in. police say he was agitated when he couldn't find his own child at the school...

Thank you for being here. what exactly do things stand with daca legally? >> really, there's no major change for daca resilients from yesterday to today after that court ruling, but they said it's illegal. it's a matter of if or when the lower district court will say that even the new biden rule is illegal and for thousands, hundreds of thousands of d kra resilients may no longer be be able to continue to work. and i spoke to a pediatric resident in new york today who is a daca recipient, who is worried about that. this is what she had to say. >> once the decision comes out, i get a moment to ...

Trump shutdown he owned it from the very beginning, but i think now that everybody understands the house and the senate are equal partners in government with the executive, we can go back and we can discuss this whole issue of the government, of the border security, and reach an agreement to perhaps bring relief to dreamers, daca recipients and tps resicipientrecipients. >> what will the congress put in front of the president saying here's how we're addressing security enough of the political shenanigans. >> this is very detail oriented stuff. we're going to discuss this moving forward in fact...

Tomorrow to try and strike a deal. remember, the last time they had this kind of meeting the president sided with democrats on their deal for the debt limit. government spending, and hurricane relief. this time around, democrats are looking for deportation protection for daca resilients, the children of undocumented immigrants and a clash looming over military funding levels and more, and also this week, the house votes whether to impose mandatory sexual harassment training for lawmakers and their staff. joining me to talk about this, charlie dent of pennsylvania. congressman, welcome. a lot y...

Saw the list was that -- my grandmother, my grandparents petition for us. so had this been in place when i got here, my grandparents, which were green card holders, would not have been able to petition forra family to come here. >> from the dominican -- >> from the dominican republic. and so 10 to you agents. we're going to allow the young daca resilients to stay but deport their parents. and daca recipients and d.r.e.a.m.ers share personal information with us, the government. so we know where they live. and they are undocumented because also their parents are undocumented. so we put their par...